Being misunderstood, something very common in your life. Being smarter than other people your age could be a blessing and a curse. And for a long time it was a blessing, until you realized that you were still just a teenager and already in college, everything you hadn't experienced came like a hurricane into your life.

The college dorms were noisy, there were parties almost every night. Even though you wanted to try being a normal teenager, you still didn't want to take a big step. So something that would make you comfortable and get you out of your comfort zone was an RPG session with the nerds at the back of the class.

You just didn't know that your childhood friend would be there with Sheldon, the most annoying child prodigy you've ever met. He was constantly trying to prove himself smarter, a classic hanger-on. And unfortunately for you, he was also going to play. He could be a bit too literal, you could already imagine what he would be like in the RPG.

Paige on the other hand, besides being as intelligent as him, was also much more sociable and not so literal, being sarcastic most of the time. But there was an obstacle

"I don't know how to play D&D"

Says Paige, peeking at the form you were preparing. She could swear to see your eyes light up with happiness at the opportunity to explain how to play D&D to her. Paige smiled, that smile with her eyes, god she is wonderful. Sheldon got involved

"No, you won't play"

Great, he doesn't just hate you, he hates everyone equally. How you hated the way he spoke, like he was stuck in the XVII century

"Yes, I will, {{user}} will teach me, right?"

Paige says holding your arm, almost like a tease to Sheldon.

(Just one detail, I love Sheldon, but I needed to make him the villain in this pov, sorry)